Which trans-line feeds the cooling?
OK!,, after thinking the rear tranny line is the inlet to radiator... when I looked both lines are the same distance in refference to front/vs/rear... so which line ON THE RATIATOR is the inlet line? TOP or bottom... I'm guessing top, as engineers would have fluid flow top to bottom.?
FROM ORIGINAL POST; I got it done,, oddly it turned out that the BOTTOM radiator LINE is pushing fluid into RADIATOR from the tranny.. so I cut the upper and continued to supply the aux-cooler.
(So my findings were the same as HYDROSHOCKERs in the link in red above)
(So my findings were the same as HYDROSHOCKERs in the link in red above)
Last edited by cadipacer; Apr 28, 2013 at 04:42 PM.
I had the same problem with my cooler lines, 2003 Sierra, but I also own a transmission shop. The truck had 78,000 km on it and they wouldn't cover it at all. The crimps leak at the rad, I see this alot normally I just cut the line flare it and reclamp it with no problems but this truck was not old and under warranty after complaining I just repaired it my self. I will never trust GM and there warranties again. Dodge will be my next truck I've never had a problem with warranty on my jeep, they just fix it.
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2013 MERCEDES BENZ SL-CLASS
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2013 MERCEDES BENZ SL-CLASS
I was bent on assuming fluid coming in the top and flowing to bottom.. thanks Phil


